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Putting on a brave face despite counting trends see-sawing and tilting in the BJP's favour after giving the Congress a comfortable lead, senior Congress leader Bhupinder Singh Hooda has said his party will form a government in the state.

Ahead of the commencement of counting of votes in Jammu and Kashmir, BJP state unit president Ravinder Raina performed a 'yagya' Tuesday morning.

Upping the ante against the Congress less than two hours before campaigning ended for the Haryana Assembly elections, which will be held in two days, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said that the party stands for corruption and casteism.

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh launched a fierce criticism of the Congress party on Wednesday, alleging that its leadership was involved in taking land from farmers.

The BJP denying a ticket to India's richest woman, Savitri Jindal, who joined the party in March after quitting the Congress, came as a surprise to many and the two-time MLA from Hisar and former Haryana minister is now contesting as an Independent.

Jammu and Kashmir voted for the first time in 10 years today, with ballots being cast in 24 of 90 constituencies as part of phase one of polling.

Having been granted bail to campaign for the Lok Sabha elections earlier this year, Delhi Chief Minister and Arvind Kejriwal will be released from jail again just ahead of the Assembly elections in Haryana.

The Congress stuck to its plans for the Haryana Assembly polls by not fielding any of its MPs, despite some of them harbouring such aspirations, but assuaged ambitions by giving the nod to sons and relatives of

Releasing its third and biggest list for the Haryana Assembly so far, the Congress has named candidates for 40 of the state's 90 Assembly constituencies.

Carved out as a separate constituency only in 2009, the Ladwa Assembly seat in Haryana has all eyes on it ahead of the Assembly polls in the state because the BJP has fielded Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini from there.

The BJP is looking to get a third consecutive victory in the Haryana Assembly polls, which will be held on October 1, while a resurgent Congress is hoping to oust the party from power in the state.

In another setback for the BJP ahead of the Assembly elections in Haryana, a vice president of the state unit has quit the party and accused it of prioritising leaders who have never worked for the organisation over those who have been loyal to it.

Looking to defend the Communist Party of India (Marxist) bastion of Kulgam, which he has won since 1996, Mohammed Yousuf Tarigami is now facing a very different challenge in the form of a candidate backed by the Jamaat-e-Islami.

It's a direct battle between the grandchildren of one of Haryana's tallest leaders, the late Bansi Lal, for the family citadel Tosham Assembly constituency in Haryana's Bhiwani district.

The rebellion in the Haryana BJP sparked by leaders being denied tickets for the upcoming elections intensified on Saturday with a former minister joining the ranks of those who have quit the party.

Putting on a brave face despite counting trends see-sawing and tilting in the BJP's favour after giving the Congress a comfortable lead, senior Congress leader Bhupinder Singh Hooda has said his party will form a government in the state.

Ahead of the commencement of counting of votes in Jammu and Kashmir, BJP state unit president Ravinder Raina performed a 'yagya' Tuesday morning.

Upping the ante against the Congress less than two hours before campaigning ended for the Haryana Assembly elections, which will be held in two days, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said that the party stands for corruption and casteism.

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh launched a fierce criticism of the Congress party on Wednesday, alleging that its leadership was involved in taking land from farmers.

The BJP denying a ticket to India's richest woman, Savitri Jindal, who joined the party in March after quitting the Congress, came as a surprise to many and the two-time MLA from Hisar and former Haryana minister is now contesting as an Independent.

Jammu and Kashmir voted for the first time in 10 years today, with ballots being cast in 24 of 90 constituencies as part of phase one of polling.

Having been granted bail to campaign for the Lok Sabha elections earlier this year, Delhi Chief Minister and Arvind Kejriwal will be released from jail again just ahead of the Assembly elections in Haryana.

The Congress stuck to its plans for the Haryana Assembly polls by not fielding any of its MPs, despite some of them harbouring such aspirations, but assuaged ambitions by giving the nod to sons and relatives of

Releasing its third and biggest list for the Haryana Assembly so far, the Congress has named candidates for 40 of the state's 90 Assembly constituencies.

Carved out as a separate constituency only in 2009, the Ladwa Assembly seat in Haryana has all eyes on it ahead of the Assembly polls in the state because the BJP has fielded Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini from there.

The BJP is looking to get a third consecutive victory in the Haryana Assembly polls, which will be held on October 1, while a resurgent Congress is hoping to oust the party from power in the state.

In another setback for the BJP ahead of the Assembly elections in Haryana, a vice president of the state unit has quit the party and accused it of prioritising leaders who have never worked for the organisation over those who have been loyal to it.

Looking to defend the Communist Party of India (Marxist) bastion of Kulgam, which he has won since 1996, Mohammed Yousuf Tarigami is now facing a very different challenge in the form of a candidate backed by the Jamaat-e-Islami.

It's a direct battle between the grandchildren of one of Haryana's tallest leaders, the late Bansi Lal, for the family citadel Tosham Assembly constituency in Haryana's Bhiwani district.

The rebellion in the Haryana BJP sparked by leaders being denied tickets for the upcoming elections intensified on Saturday with a former minister joining the ranks of those who have quit the party.